New Car Purchases Highlight Local Commerce and News
The Alexander Department Store bought a Ford redster from Simpean Auto in Hass New Bulick, while TM Newton of Lexington purchased a D-45 Buick to drive home. John Denning joined Keet Oregonian as circulation and job work solicitor. Pendleton reports a light storm, Walla Walla hosted Knights of Columbus second degree work, and marriage licenses were issued for Albert Kanen and Beasie Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Department
Simpean Auto
Hass
New Bulick
Newton
Lexingin
East Orceopian
John Denning
Keet Oregonian
Walla Walla
Pendleton Council Knights of Columbus
Wallis Walla
Walh
Albert W.kanen
Mra Beasie Carter
Pendleton
Ford touring cars to Pendleton and Helix buyers
The Simpson Alito Co reports a Ford touring car sold to Kad Shaw of Pendleton, M. Cornelison of Tutullla, and Ray Bierce of Helix, with another roadster to AL Grover of Helix and a Chevrolet touring car to Roy Hort, a reservation farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pive New Cam
Simpson Alito Co
Kad Shaw
Pendleton Key
5. M. Cornelison
Tutullla
Ray Bierce
Helix
AL. Grover
Roy Hort
Family settlement ends intertwined marriage dispute
The Gorthle family case was settled Saturday afternoon by compromise. Max Gorthle and a member of his wife’s family will separate with the wife receiving part of the furniture and the husband the other portion. The wife keeps her dowry, and the husband leaves her. The wife moved her furniture from the apartments yesterday. In other news, Chester Fee, who joined the U S Marines in Seattle, was released Saturday after approval of his application to join the officer training camp in San Francisco. He had enlisted thinking his application would be rejected, prompting his father to involve Senator Champerlain and Congressman Siowett. Fee is deemed eligible for the officers school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamilyon
Max Gorthle
Bet Fee
Chester Fee
U. S Marines
Seattle
San Francisco
Senator Champerlain
Siowett
Euona
Thrice-Weekly Drill for Married Men’s Reserve
The second unfit of married men's reserve will drill three times weekly instead of twice starting now. The evening drill will assemble at the post office at 7 10 and march to the park with dismissal at 3 15. As soon as recruitment reaches full strength a rover will be introduced and members will join.
Two Building Permits and Funeral Notice
A building permit was issued to John D. Wella for a bungalow at Olney cemetery costing 1440. Another permit granted to Henrys & Noble for a small house addition. The funeral of Hen FL Ugie, resident of the county, was held this afternoon at 2:29 at the family bevy on dacksan aineet. Rev. EO RO Chevenger of the Baptist church conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Wella
Olney Cemetery
Henrys & Noble
SL Thompson
BP. Oate
Hen FL Ugie
Piohac Reedent
Rave EO RO Chevenger
The
Baptist Church
Weser Vicor
Organies Cavalry Tewlahi Meeting on Cavalry Reserve
An evening meeting at the Commercial Association room will discuss reorganizing a local cavalry reserve with Pendieten. Proponents say the company may start with 75 or 80 members plus Jam u Cooke, a cavalry veteran, and four or five other local men including Fen Corbett who will serve as drill masters.
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Tewlahi
Cmnixing
Wilth Pendieten
Tee Piancett
Jamu Cooke
Fen Corbett
Pendleton Woman Mrs Hanks Dies After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Suan Hanks Banks, 62, early Pendleton resident and wife of A Banks, died Saturday afternoon at St Anthonys Hospital after weeks of liver illness. Born January 7, 1855 in Iowa, she and her husband operated a Pendleton restaurant in the 1860s and returned here three months ago after leaving in 1848. Funeral services were held at 1 a.m. at the Folsom Chapel with Rev. Ko B. Clevenger of the Baptist church officiating. she is survived by her husband and several children including Ed Banks of Rifter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. Hanks
Eliznabeth Suan Banks
A Banks
Pendleton
St Anthonys Hospital
Mre Banks
Iowa
Folsom Chanel
Ko BR. Clevenger
Raptlet Shurch
Werviews
Deceised
Ed Ranks
Rifter
le A Ot
California to Montana trip ends in Pendleton
A motor party from Long Beach California led by A J Gilehria and his father completed most of a cross country overland run reaching Walla Walla this afternoon on their way to Hutte Montana. They left April 21 and faced rough sections on the Siskiyou route with the hardest miles between Oakland and Yonealla and Drain to Cottage Grove.
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Pee Aneetes
Lone Beach
California
Pendleton
War story report with a mixed courtroom note
A garbled war report mentions a punishment but notes minor gear and carburetor trouble. Case dismissed in a circuit court. An unrelated line notes a daughter born this morning to Mr and Mrs C M Johnson at St Anthony's Hospital on Hampton Brow.
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Mra
Mra C. M. Johnson
St Anthony’ Hospital
Hamptet Brow
Defense Council Meeting in Munautitih County
The Council of Defense of Munautitih County holds a meeting in the Commercial Magistrating Room with W A Pulley, mercantile partner, to discuss key campaign preparations and several important matters.
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Defense Council
Council of Defense of Mrnuatitih Eoonty Ie
W. A. Pulley
Mercaliir
Badma
Jefferson High staff member suffers leg fracture in clash
Jamiewon, a Jefferson High School teacher, and Irish Witehall collided between Shuliniemeat club and Mount Angel College. Jamiewon sustained fractures to both legs. the incident occurred Saturday during a league game.
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Mewkin
Jamiewon
Jefferson High School
Porthindt
Pendleton
Wetert Vrientate League
Shuliniemeat Club
Mount Angel College
Medicine Cases Stolen From Hatters Estate
Mr Hh J Hatters reports two medicine canes stolen from his house within the last day or two. He believes he has a strong suspicion of the thief and hopes the cases will be returned without police action.
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Hh. J. Hatters
Iuto
Lowing
Reporta
Talon
Prominent Oregon Bar Figure Set for Patriotic Address
Tomirriew Wallace Meant, a noted member of the Porthind bar and recently named to the state supreme bench, will deliver a patriotic address tomorrow evening at the Happy'un yoo pavilion. The talk will precede the union service, with Judge Mc Cyumant overseeing ceremonial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomirriew
Wallace
Ceverine Withycombs
Juder Mc Cyumant
Mae
Oregon
Supreme Court opens Sesebon May term in Oregon
The state supreme court begins its annual May term for Oregon with Chief Justice T A McBride and Associate Justices H J Bean H L Tonsen FE A Moore J T Harris G H Burnett and Wallace McCumant in attendance. Only one county case, Frank Rogers versus J W Matoney, is up for argument involving a land lease on the reservation. Matoney had won in the circuit court.
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Supremes Court
Sesebon
State Supreme Court
Ins
Eanorn Oregon
Melodine
T. A. McBride
Asociate
H. J. Bean
H. L Tonsen
FE. A. Moore
J. T. Harris
G. H. Burnett
Wallace McCumant
Imatilia County
Frank Rogers
J. W. Matoney
Matoney
Circuit
Conmrt
Cottage Prayer Meetings Rotate Through City Homes
The town hosts a week of Cottage Prayer Meetings at six homes each day starting at 10 am. Locations span north and south sides and the west end, with hosts including Mrs A. Th Wyle of 408 Garfield and Rev. Clevenger leading sessions. A separate accident report notes two Shaler brothers narrowly escaping serious injury after a car wreck near Pendleton injuring wires and fence as the vehicle left the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra A. Th Wyle
Garfield
Clevenger
D. HL Nelson
East Washingtons
East Washingtons In the East End
A. FE McCully
Tie Law Street
Clevenger Header
Mra
Ly B
Twitchel
Longetree
Miydenstein
Beader
South Hill
T L. E. Penland
High Street
Gornall
M. CU
Faredall Therpaon Street
James Shaler
Pendleton
Arive
Hewellan Orchestra Announces New Program at Medenl Auditorium
The Hewellan Orchestra unveils a new program at Medenl Auditorium featuring a 35 cent concert schedule. The event highlights a replacement lineup and performances by Hewellan musicians in a refined recital setting.
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Hewellan Orchetre
High Medenl
Tonteit Menoid
Hewellan Orchestra
Aatmien
Ccuretele
At & Pot
Pie Welter Triumph? Jacksonvilas Exults in Odd Plot Chest
The report notes T Prone and the exrert hemlet and proprieted of the lifeetatte Mmhartma in a cryptic item about a Pie Welter event. No clear outcome or location is provided, leaving the details muddled and pending clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonvilas
Secret Service arrests accuse threat to President and plot
United States Secret Service men were arrested today charged with threatening the ire of President Wilson and proposing to destroy government property. Jin alleged that French wrote a letter to a German American offering German sympathizers a chemical and mechanical device for poisoning the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Jin
Bere
Army destroy ships of the navy hidden plan exposed
A report details a covert plan to destroy ships of the navy while secrets of its use by a mine could threaten President Wilson. The alleged scheme was discussed in a Paris hall where a defendant was held under 10 000 dollars bond.
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Army
Wilson
How to Store Promotes Phonograph Giveaway
Local ad announces a phonograph valued at 200 dollars to be given away at How to Store. Readers are invited to see the device in the window and enter through the advertised promotion.
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Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Main St
Jase
Cole
Pendleton Auto Company
Franklin
Pleasure Cara
Republic Trucks
Robert Dick
John Doe
Citeney
Staufield
Stanfield
Tom Guntane
Quite
Tom A. Guntane
Eryeipeina
W. EF. Hingeld
Ad Frigher
Navy
Bremerton, Wh
EB. Young
J. K. Youne
Rothwell
American National Bank Building
Billy
Philosophy
Toul
Bedjamien Betters
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co
Perdleton
Howe
Summer Union
Hoys
Hoy Toy
Hain Coats
Fair Shoes
Renney Cox
Joe #t Dennis
KL i. Awartzlander Hue Jeon Gide
Ecircuit Court
Lilly’s Poultry Foods
PRICE
Blydenstein & Co
Kanteen Oremon
Pendicton
Wade, Pendicton, Orr
Goodyear Tire
Oregon Motor Garage
West Court St
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